Does the unit have a mechanical power switch? I'd like to be able to turn it on and off via the wall outlet.
6538
No. There is an orange button in front with two settings - low and high wattage. To turn off, you need to adjust the temp knob to the left, but the orange light stays on at all times.
6539
The switch determines a high setting or low setting. The temperature dial has an off setting. The switch light remains lit even with the temp dial set to off. When the outlet on wall is switched off the light will go off.
6540
No! it does not, the light for 1350 or 1500 selector, stays on, unless you unplug the unit.
6541
It only has two switches. One is a hi lo switch. The other is a gradient switch to set the temperature. To turn the unit off, it must be unplugged. Don't let that be your deciding factor however. The two we have on our second floor are amazing and have completely replaced the heat pump.
6542
The power switch is on the face of the unit. It has two speeds, hi and lo that then have 1-10 levels of power within each of the hi & lo settings. Not sure what you mean by turning the unit on and off via a wall switch. If you had a plug that operated off a wall switch and wanted to turn the unit on and off using the switch, I guess you could do that. However, you could not regulate between hi and lo or between the 1-10 ranges of power within hi and lo. Hope this helps.
6543
This heater has a Low/High toggle switch and a dial from lower to higher temperature. I usually unplug mine when I don't need the heat. I have left it on continuously for days and my dog likes to lay in front of it. The heat is distributed up instead of straight out.
1446067
There is no On/Off switch. It is a plug in only. You would have to add your own switch, maybe plug into a power strip with an on/off switch.
5412
Yes it does. This unit is not battery powered and must be plugged into a wall outlet to function.
1497188
i does not have an on/off switch. You have to plug or unplug to turn it on and off
1712218
Mine is hard wired to a wall switch. I think there are models that include external switch.
1421497
It does not have a power switch. It does, however, do a fantastic job of self-powering off when I power down the computer to which it is attached. That is the primary reason I purchase Buffalo's DriveStation drives. I have only used these drives with Macintosh computers.
119807
If you want to switch the power, I would wire in a switched outlet. Then you can plug it into that. You can cut the plug off and hard wire it into a junction box. Though that cord is not rated for in wall use. As mentioned, the thermal switch is a nice set up.
127632
No, the power is on the control panel. I wired mine to a switched line, but it still needs to be turned on every time from the control panel.
1287005
There is no on-off switch. The unit draws very little power from its wall-wart power supply which would remain powered-up even with the unit switched off. I recommend leaving it on or controlling it along with the other audio equipment. Powering it up while monitoring its output results in a loud "thump."
315368
Yes, it has a switch that can be used to power it on or off. It connects immediately when you switch from the off position to the on.
1756054
No switch, but the manual specs it as accepting "AC 100 - 240VAC, 50/60Hz." It also notes you should check that the unit's power cord works "at your line voltage."
1062134
There is no power switch. If you want to turn it off, you have to unplug it.
1010718
This unit does not have a switch to turn on or to turn off. You just unplug the USB from your laptop.
2185115
Yes, it has a plug for the wall. The on/off power switch is in the back as well. I look for it for a while when I got. Yes, I like it very much.
615281
Switch on unit stays on/off regardless of power, so yes, can use with switched outlet/wall-on/off.
171440
yes the on/off switch on the unit will work if on and wont if off,regardless if its pluged in the outlet.by the way its a great unit. i have bought 3 of them.
660914
It does have a power switch on the back. As for the fuse, I haven't looked that close at the unit. If it's not on the back I'm sure it's very easy to open up the unit and change out a blown fuse.